C) Columbus, OH – 0.72% price to rent.

Hey Jake,Thank you,I’m focusing my strategy on Airbnb rentals.It seems like you can make way more daily income using that approach from what I’ve experienced than putting in a long term rental tenant, and don’t hear it discussed much on here.Looking at cities such as Atlanta, Nashville, Columbus, and St Louis that appear to have high occupancy rates from tourists and affordable condos buying inside the city center with low HOAs. 

Yes, evictions are happening in Columbus, Ohio.

I personally believe that Columbus is the market to be in and here is why: Columbus has a robust economy and is expected to continue growing, which could lead to an increase in housing demand and potentially higher property values.The city has a lower median home price and cost of living compared to other large cities, making it more affordable for real estate investment.The strong rental market in Columbus, driven by demand from both short-term and long-term renters, offers the opportunity for passive income through rental properties.Let me know how I can help!! 

I flew to columbus and Cincinnati few years ago at some large assets 30-90 doors. 

I started in some of the areas that I have lived before: Columbus, oh; Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Boston area.

I have a multi-family property in Columbus, MS and use a professional property management company to manage it.

James.WHey James, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

Good attorney and in 28 days they are out (at least in the Columbus area).  

Our market is specifically Columbus OH.